Hello and welcome to my stop on the Charm Madness Blog Hop hosted by the lovely ladies of Sew Lux Fabrics! Today I have an easy peasy placemat tutorial that you can quickly transform a few charms into. Today's project will use a total of 15 charms, which can be from a charm pack, or like I did, fabrics that are simply cut into 5 inch squares. I'm using up a couple charms I've received as part of a few charm swaps in the past. Without further ado, lets get stitching!
Tuesday 3/19 - Jennie at Clover & Violet
Wednesday, 3/20 - Jess at Sew Crafty Jess
Thursday, 3/21 - Rhonda at Quilter in the Gap
Friday, 3/22 - Jenelle at Echinops &Aster
Wednesday, 3/27 - Kelsey at Kelsey Sews
Thursday, 3/28 - Lindsay at CraftBuds/ LindsaySews
Friday - 3/29 - Jennifer at That Girl, ThatQuilt
Saturday, 3/30 - Stacey at The Tilted Quilt
Tuesday, 4/2 - Wendi at prsd4tim2
Wednesday, 4/3 - Elizabeth at Don't Call Me Betsy
Thursday, 4/4 - Ginny at Fish Creek Studio
Saturday, 4/6 - Leona at Leona's Quilting Adventure
Sunday, 4/7 - Week 3 Giveaway Post
Sunday, 4/7 - Week 3 Giveaway Post
Three Ways to Win Prizes
- Enter the three weekly giveaway drawings on Sundays during the blog hop over at the Sew Lux blog.
- Link up your own charm project - Linky post will be open for entries between 3/23 – 4/6.
- Enter the Grand Prize Winner Giveaway by counting the total number of charms used in all the blog hop tutorials. Complete the entry form on 4/7 or 4/8.
All entry posts for prizes will be on the Sew Lux blog.
Thanks for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely project, these would be perfect for kids if you used i-spy charms.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project! Thanks for sharing your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful - nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThese are SO cute! :)
ReplyDeleteCute! I want to make my kids their own placemats when they get a little older, I will have to try this!
ReplyDeleteCute - nice!!
ReplyDeleteThese are just darling!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteAw, love it! Especially the blue binding - very striking.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tut. I love the linen and the brown color; made that patchwork take center stage.
ReplyDeleteLove this tutorial Jess - the placemats are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. The choice of charms would really determine the mood of the placemats.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea. thanks for sharing your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThese are rockin placemats! Thank you for a great tutorial, this is a super pattern. It would be so easy to customize a placemat for each child/person. Thank you for sharing your placemats with us, beautiful job!
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Too cute placemat. You could easily set your table for each Season with different charm packs. Love this idea. Thank you. (Maybe I'll do a fun stitch or applique in the end side of each placemat.)
ReplyDeleteThese are really striking - I love them!
ReplyDeletegreat tutorial - these are on my list - thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove your placemats. I'm always looking for an easy gift. These are great! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteTotally in love with these
ReplyDeletelove all your quilts and projects
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